Manual G- and M-code part programs for CNC lathes and milling machines, written line by line.
The early stretch covers machine axes and coordinate systems and absolute and incremental programming, so nothing later depends on guesswork. From there you move through linear and circular interpolation, spindle, coolant and tool change codes, modal and non-modal codes, facing and turning cycles and grooving and threading cycles, in the order a working project actually needs them. Along the way you work hands-on in G-code, CNC simulator, AutoCAD and DWG TrueView, the same tools used on live client work rather than a classroom-only sandbox.
Sessions are hands-on: you attempt real work under a trainer’s eye and fix what does not land the same week. Batches stay small enough for that, running 1 – 2 months at our Chandigarh centre. Each module ends in something you have built and a trainer has reviewed, so you finish with a portfolio, an industry certificate and — on the six-month and nine-month formats — an internship letter, aimed at CNC Programmer, CNC Operator and VMC/CNC Setter roles.
What you walk away with
Stepped Shaft Program — a lathe program for a stepped shaft with grooves and a thread, written using canned cycles
Milled Plate Program — a mill program with contouring, a pocket and a drilled bolt pattern using cutter compensation
Live Programming Brief — a real part drawing from the techcadd project pipeline, programmed by hand and proved in simulation
Subprogram Library — a set of reusable subprograms for repeated features, documented for the shop floor
Roles this leads to
CNC Programmer
CNC Operator
VMC/CNC Setter
Production Engineer
Modules
The curriculum, module by module
6 modules and 18 topics, taught in the order a real project needs them. Every module is set out in full below.
01/06
CNC Fundamentals
3 topics
Machine axes and coordinate systems
Absolute and incremental programming
Program structure and safety lines
02/06
G- and M-Codes
3 topics
Linear and circular interpolation
Spindle, coolant and tool change codes
Modal and non-modal codes
03/06
Turning Programs
3 topics
Facing and turning cycles
Grooving and threading cycles
Tool nose radius compensation
04/06
Milling Programs
3 topics
Contouring with cutter compensation
Pocketing and drilling cycles
Subprograms and repetition
05/06
Offsets & Cutting Parameters
3 topics
Work and tool length offsets
Feeds, speeds and depth of cut
Choosing inserts and cutters
06/06
Simulation & Program Proving
3 topics
Dry runs in a CNC simulator
Reading and correcting alarms
Documenting programs for the operator
What you learn
What you will learn in the CNC Programming course
The CNC Programming course in Chandigarh moves stage by stage, and each stage ends in work a trainer has reviewed.
01
CNC Fundamentals
You work through machine axes and coordinate systems, absolute and incremental programming and program structure and safety lines, with lab practice on each before the next module begins.
02
G- and M-Codes
You work through linear and circular interpolation, spindle, coolant and tool change codes and modal and non-modal codes, with lab practice on each before the next module begins.
03
Turning Programs
You work through facing and turning cycles, grooving and threading cycles and tool nose radius compensation, with lab practice on each before the next module begins.
04
Milling Programs
You work through contouring with cutter compensation, pocketing and drilling cycles and subprograms and repetition, with lab practice on each before the next module begins.
05
Offsets & Cutting Parameters
You work through work and tool length offsets, feeds, speeds and depth of cut and choosing inserts and cutters, with lab practice on each before the next module begins.
06
Simulation & Program Proving
You work through dry runs in a cnc simulator, reading and correcting alarms and documenting programs for the operator, with lab practice on each before the next module begins.
Why choose us
Why choose a CNC Programming course in Chandigarh?
The brochure syllabus looks similar everywhere. What differs is who teaches, whether you ever touch real work, and whether anyone picks up the phone after you have paid.
01/
Build practical skills, not just theory
Every session is hands-on. You attempt real work, a trainer reviews it, and you correct it before the next class.
02/
Learn step by step
Modules run in the order a real project needs them, so nothing later depends on guesswork.
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Create portfolio-worthy projects
You work on genuine client requirements under supervision — the first thing an interviewer asks to see.
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Trainers who still do the work
Your trainer delivers client projects for techcadd's services arm, so examples in class are current.
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Get guidance while building
Batches stay small enough that a trainer sees your screen daily, with open lab hours outside class.
06/
Placement support that persists
CV reviews, mock interviews and drives with our hiring partners continue after the course ends, until you are placed.
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Students trained
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Hiring partners
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556+ Google reviews
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Years of training
Who can join
Who can do a CNC Programming course in Chandigarh?
CNC Programming is built for people at several different starting points, and the batch is deliberately mixed.
01
Students after 12th
Join from any stream. You start CNC Programming from fundamentals with no assumed knowledge, and most students run it alongside a degree using the weekday or weekend batch.
02
Graduates & final-year students
If you are finishing a degree, CNC Programming is a short route from graduation to a job application with something to show. Enter placement season with project work in hand instead of a blank CV.
03
Working professionals
The weekend and evening batches exist for people already earning. Career switchers typically become interview-ready within five to six months without leaving their current job.
04
Business owners & freelancers
Owners take CNC Programming to stop outsourcing work they cannot judge for themselves. Freelancers take it to bill clients beyond Chandigarh, since a remote skill is not limited by location.
05
Career restarters
A gap on the CV counts for less than work you can point at. The course starts at zero and finishes with a portfolio and a documented internship letter — what an interviewer actually asks about after a break.
06
Self-taught learners
If free videos left you with notes but nothing finished, what changes here is a trainer who reviews what you built this week, and a deadline attached to every module.
Tools
Tools & technologies you will use
Everything below is installed on the lab machines and used on live work, not shown once in a slide and forgotten.
G-code
CNC simulator
AutoCAD
DWG TrueView
Licensed software in every lab
Practice systems on campus
Setup help for your own laptop
Certification
Get Certified in CNC Programming
Complete the course with a portfolio of live projects and receive an industry-recognised certificate, plus a documented internship letter.
Industry certificate
Verifiable online, issued on completion of your assessment and project.
Internship letter
Issued for real client work you contributed to — not for attendance.
Live client projects
Actual briefs with deadlines, reviews and a deployment at the end.
Doubt-clearing sessions
Scheduled weekly, plus open lab hours whenever a trainer is on the floor.
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of Project Excellence
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Future scope
Where this course takes you
The roles CNC Programming opens, what they pay, and who is hiring for them around Chandigarh.
01
CNC Programmer
A role that keeps appearing on Chandigarh job boards, hired on the portfolio you can show.
02
CNC Operator
A role that keeps appearing on Chandigarh job boards, hired on the portfolio you can show.
03
VMC/CNC Setter
A role that keeps appearing on Chandigarh job boards, hired on the portfolio you can show.
04
Production Engineer
A role that keeps appearing on Chandigarh job boards, hired on the portfolio you can show.
What the roles pay
Pay depends on the portfolio you can show more than the certificate alone. The free salary estimator gives an honest range by role, experience and employer type rather than a brochure number.
CNC Programming is taught everywhere, which is exactly why the differences matter. These are the things worth asking before you enrol in any programme, including this one.
Feature
techcadd
Other institutes
Curriculum
Industry-aligned, updated regularly
Often outdated or generic
Learning style
100% hands-on, project-based
Mostly theory-heavy
Trainers
Industry-experienced mentors who still deliver client work
Mixed experience levels
Real projects
Multiple real-world projects plus a capstone
Limited or simulated projects
Code review
Every assignment is read line by line by a mentor, so bad habits are corrected in week two, not year two
Assignments marked pass or fail
Placement support
Dedicated career and interview preparation
Often limited or absent
Batch flexibility
Weekday, evening, weekend and 1-on-1 options
Fixed schedules
Doubt support
Ongoing mentor and community support
Limited post-class support
Certification
Industry-recognised certificate plus a documented internship letter
Varies
The right-hand column describes what is commonly offered in the market, not any particular institute. Ask any institute you are considering — this one included — to show you the work its students actually produced.
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What our students in Chandigarh say
Real feedback from learners who completed training, projects, internships and placement preparation.
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Got questions?
Common questions
techcadd runs CNC Programming over 1 – 2 months. Weekday, evening and weekend batches cover the same syllabus, and 1-on-1 training is available if you would rather set your own pace.
Fees vary by batch and any live offer running at the time — talk to a counsellor for the current number. There is no registration fee.
CNC Programming is built for people at several starting points — students, graduates and working professionals switching tracks. What matters more than your background is turning up consistently and finishing what each module asks you to build.
Graduates typically move into CNC Programmer, CNC Operator, VMC/CNC Setter, Production Engineer. These are roles that keep appearing on Chandigarh job boards.
Pay depends on the portfolio you can show more than the certificate alone. Use the free salary estimator for an honest range by role, experience and employer type rather than a brochure number.
No genuine institute can guarantee a job, and we will not tell you otherwise. What we do run is a placement cell: CV and portfolio review, mock interviews, aptitude practice and drives with our 500+ hiring partners, continuing after your course finishes until you are placed.
You will work hands-on with G-code, CNC simulator, AutoCAD, DWG TrueView.
Yes. Every student finishes with an industry-recognised certificate and a documented internship on real work.
Real projects. You work on genuine client requirements under supervision — that is where your portfolio comes from, and it is the first thing an interviewer asks to see.
Yes. Weekday, evening, weekend and 1-on-1 formats all run in parallel, so you can pick whichever fits your week.
Course information
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